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Attendants of May Queen at College Ceremony -V/v In waiting on either side of May Queen Ann Grosek arc eight attend ants who took part in the annual May fete on the Bloomsburg State Teachers College campus. Left to right, they are: Marjory Beaver, of Danville; Anna Malloy, of Shenandoah; Eleanor Apichell, of Kulpmont; Sylvia Conway. of Shamokin; Anne Grosek, of Plains, May Queen; Dorothy Sidler, of Danville; Mary Quigley, of Shenandoah; Anne Curry, of McAdoo; Margaret Graham, of Bloomsburg. (Morning Press Photo^ College Jayvee Trackmen Lose . Kiilpniont High Proves Victor by 69-HI Score; Javelin Hurled 179 Feet, 9 Inches Featuring a Junior by the name of Phillips who hurled the javelin 179 feet, 9% inches, Kuipmom High yesterday defeated the Teachers College Jayvec track and field team, here, 69- 48, in an interesting meet. Phillips also >n fV*'> | cus Pezelskic and Reese were other double winners ror xviiipu*.???, x skie taking the 100 yard dash and broad jump and Reese the 220 dash and 220 low hirdles. The Husky cubs were able to pick up but two points in the 100 and 220 > and were swept aside entirely in the 880, where the collegians allowed the! scholastic runners to get too much of a lead. % Kulpmont held an advantage in the track events of 86 to 27 and in the field events of 33 to 21. Track Events x 100-yard dash???Pezelskic, Kulpmont, first; Peloskie, Kulpmont, second; Joy, Jayvees, third. Time???lo.2 seconds. 220-yard dash???Reese and Brazinski, Kulpmont. tie for first; Houscnick, Jayvees, third. Time???24.9 seconds. 440-yard dash???Reed, first; Joy, second; Horn, third, all of Jayvees. Time c-56 seconds. . 880-yard run???Reeppe, first; Anoia\ second; Saukitis. third, all of Kulpmont. Time???2:18. Mile run???Lavelle. first; Malinchoc, second; Sworin, third, all of Jayvees. Time???s:o6???2. 220-yard low hurdles???Reese, Kulpmonl. first; Hess. Jayvees, second; Thomas, Jayvees. third. Time???29.l. Half mile relay???Kulpmont, first (Brazinski. Reese, Peloskie, Pezelskie); - Jayvees, second; Kulpmont, second team, third. Time???l:4l. Field Events Shot put???Houfer. Jayvees, first, 38 feet. 4 inches; Mariello. Kulpmont. sec: ond. 36 feet, 6V2 inches; Phillips. Kulp- Smont. third. 36 feet. 2Vi inches. Discus???Phillips. Kulpmont. first. 104 'feet. 11 inches; Brazinski. Kulpmont, | second. 90 feet. 4 inches; Hopfer, Jayf vees, 84 feet, 6 inches. Javelin???Phillips, Kulpmont, first, j 179 feet. 9Vi inches; Baker, Jayvees, second. 139 feet; Hopfer, Jayvees, third. 1: 138 feet. f Pole vault???Baker. Jayvees, and Phil- I lips. Kulpmont. tie for first, 9 feet, 9 inches; Housenick, Jayvees, third, 9 feet. 3 inches. High .lump-???Thomas, Jayvees, first, 5 feet. 8 inches; Brazinski. Kulpmont, second. 5 feet, inches; Housenick, Jayvees. third, 5 feet, 1 inch. Broad jump???Pezelskie, Kulpmont, first. 19 feet. 6Vj inches; Reese. Kulpmont, second. 18 feet, 10 inches; Brazinski, Kulpmont, third, 18 feet, 5 inch- i es. Tennis Team Here ( Kutztown State Teachers College ??? { baseball and tennis teams are at the j College this afternoon and some close | contests are expected. Norman Maza | is expected to pitch for the Husk1' s ' The tennis team is expected to be the 'rame as has represented Blooms ourg j throughout the present busy season. Food for Thought S' iw A Bloomsburg State Teachers College expects to find a small field on hand at Shippensburg on Saturday when the Huskies will defend the State track and field title they won a year ago. There were only six of the teachers colleges competing in ???37 and there may be only four this Saturday. East Stroudsburg has definitely stated it will not compete and if Slippery Rock enters it will probably have only a small team. So that will leave the field largely to West Chester, Bloomsburg, Shippensburg and Lock Haven. The Huskies have met and defeated Shippensburg and Lock Haven in dual meets. Both the latter schbols have some star performers but neither has general strength. One thing that aided the Huskies last year was the other schools coming in and chipping points here and there from West Chester. Will they get that aid this coming Saturday? Huskies Remember Him y |l Bill Lane, the stocky leftfielder of the Bucknell Bisons, is hitting a savage .647 as Bucknell???s baseball team reaches the half way mark in its schedule. Lane is the fellow who drove out the long hit in the ninth inning to allow his team to come from behind and defeat the Huskies in Lewisburg last week. Other Bisons in the select class arc Joe Buzas, third baseman, .368. and George Klick, catcher, .333.

Attendants of May Queen at College Ceremony -V/v In waiting on either side of May Queen Ann Grosek arc eight attend ants who took part in the annual May fete on the Bloomsburg State Teachers College campus. Left to right, they are: Marjory Beaver, of Danville; Anna Malloy, of Shenandoah; Eleanor Apichell, of Kulpmont; Sylvia Conway. of Shamokin; Anne Grosek, of Plains, May Queen; Dorothy Sidler, of Danville; Mary Quigley, of Shenandoah; Anne Curry, of McAdoo; Margaret Graham, of Bloomsburg. (Morning Press Photo^ College Jayvee Trackmen Lose . Kiilpniont High Proves Victor by 69-HI Score; Javelin Hurled 179 Feet, 9 Inches Featuring a Junior by the name of Phillips who hurled the javelin 179 feet, 9% inches, Kuipmom High yesterday defeated the Teachers College Jayvec track and field team, here, 69- 48, in an interesting meet. Phillips also >n fV*'> | cus Pezelskic and Reese were other double winners ror xviiipu*.???, x skie taking the 100 yard dash and broad jump and Reese the 220 dash and 220 low hirdles. The Husky cubs were able to pick up but two points in the 100 and 220 > and were swept aside entirely in the 880, where the collegians allowed the! scholastic runners to get too much of a lead. % Kulpmont held an advantage in the track events of 86 to 27 and in the field events of 33 to 21. Track Events x 100-yard dash???Pezelskic, Kulpmont, first; Peloskie, Kulpmont, second; Joy, Jayvees, third. Time???lo.2 seconds. 220-yard dash???Reese and Brazinski, Kulpmont. tie for first; Houscnick, Jayvees, third. Time???24.9 seconds. 440-yard dash???Reed, first; Joy, second; Horn, third, all of Jayvees. Time c-56 seconds. . 880-yard run???Reeppe, first; Anoia\ second; Saukitis. third, all of Kulpmont. Time???2:18. Mile run???Lavelle. first; Malinchoc, second; Sworin, third, all of Jayvees. Time???s:o6???2. 220-yard low hurdles???Reese, Kulpmonl. first; Hess. Jayvees, second; Thomas, Jayvees. third. Time???29.l. Half mile relay???Kulpmont, first (Brazinski. Reese, Peloskie, Pezelskie); - Jayvees, second; Kulpmont, second team, third. Time???l:4l. Field Events Shot put???Houfer. Jayvees, first, 38 feet. 4 inches; Mariello. Kulpmont. sec: ond. 36 feet, 6V2 inches; Phillips. Kulp- Smont. third. 36 feet. 2Vi inches. Discus???Phillips. Kulpmont. first. 104 'feet. 11 inches; Brazinski. Kulpmont, | second. 90 feet. 4 inches; Hopfer, Jayf vees, 84 feet, 6 inches. Javelin???Phillips, Kulpmont, first, j 179 feet. 9Vi inches; Baker, Jayvees, second. 139 feet; Hopfer, Jayvees, third. 1: 138 feet. f Pole vault???Baker. Jayvees, and Phil- I lips. Kulpmont. tie for first, 9 feet, 9 inches; Housenick, Jayvees, third, 9 feet. 3 inches. High .lump-???Thomas, Jayvees, first, 5 feet. 8 inches; Brazinski. Kulpmont, second. 5 feet, inches; Housenick, Jayvees. third, 5 feet, 1 inch. Broad jump???Pezelskie, Kulpmont, first. 19 feet. 6Vj inches; Reese. Kulpmont, second. 18 feet, 10 inches; Brazinski, Kulpmont, third, 18 feet, 5 inch- i es. Tennis Team Here ( Kutztown State Teachers College ??? { baseball and tennis teams are at the j College this afternoon and some close | contests are expected. Norman Maza | is expected to pitch for the Husk1' s ' The tennis team is expected to be the 'rame as has represented Blooms ourg j throughout the present busy season. Food for Thought S' iw A Bloomsburg State Teachers College expects to find a small field on hand at Shippensburg on Saturday when the Huskies will defend the State track and field title they won a year ago. There were only six of the teachers colleges competing in ???37 and there may be only four this Saturday. East Stroudsburg has definitely stated it will not compete and if Slippery Rock enters it will probably have only a small team. So that will leave the field largely to West Chester, Bloomsburg, Shippensburg and Lock Haven. The Huskies have met and defeated Shippensburg and Lock Haven in dual meets. Both the latter schbols have some star performers but neither has general strength. One thing that aided the Huskies last year was the other schools coming in and chipping points here and there from West Chester. Will they get that aid this coming Saturday? Huskies Remember Him y |l Bill Lane, the stocky leftfielder of the Bucknell Bisons, is hitting a savage .647 as Bucknell???s baseball team reaches the half way mark in its schedule. Lane is the fellow who drove out the long hit in the ninth inning to allow his team to come from behind and defeat the Huskies in Lewisburg last week. Other Bisons in the select class arc Joe Buzas, third baseman, .368. and George Klick, catcher, .333.